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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:Clinique_Farmers_Dunedin_2013.jpg|thumb]] '''Clinique Laboratories, LLC''' is an American manufacturer of [[skincare]], [[cosmetics]], [[toiletries]], and [[fragrances]], usually sold in high-end department stores. It is a subsidiary of the [[Estée Lauder Companies]].<br />
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==History==<br />
Clinique was founded in 1968 by [[Evelyn Lauder]], a member of the Estée Lauder family. The brand's origins can be traced back to an article in ''[[Vogue]]'' magazine that discussed whether great skin could be achieved through a skincare routine rather than genetics. Inspired by this idea, Evelyn Lauder worked with dermatologist [[Norman Orentreich]] to develop a skin care system that was unique at the time for its three-step skincare routine: Cleanse, Exfoliate, Moisturize. This approach was revolutionary and laid the foundation for Clinique's skincare philosophy.<br />
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==Philosophy and Products==<br />
Clinique's philosophy centers around providing individuals with the safest, most effective formulas to achieve healthy skin. The brand is known for its [[allergy-tested]], 100% fragrance-free products, which cater to individuals with sensitive skin. Clinique's product line includes a wide range of skincare products, including the famous three-step skincare system, [[makeup]], and fragrances. Over the years, Clinique has expanded its product line to include men's skincare products and a range of cosmetics that are gentle on the skin.<br />
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==Innovation and Research==<br />
Clinique has been at the forefront of cosmetic research and innovation. The brand was one of the first to address the impact of environmental factors on skin health and to create products specifically designed to protect skin from pollutants and other environmental aggressors. Clinique's research labs have also been instrumental in developing technologies and formulas that target specific skin concerns, such as aging, acne, and hyperpigmentation.<br />
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==Sustainability Efforts==<br />
In recent years, Clinique has made efforts to increase its sustainability. This includes reducing packaging waste and ensuring that their products are manufactured in a responsible manner. The brand has also started to incorporate more naturally derived ingredients into its formulas, reflecting a growing consumer demand for eco-friendly and sustainable beauty products.<br />
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==Marketing and Collaborations==<br />
Clinique has been known for its innovative marketing strategies, which have included collaborations with leading artists, designers, and influencers. These collaborations have helped the brand stay relevant and appealing to a younger demographic, while also introducing its products to new audiences.<br />
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==Controversies==<br />
Like many cosmetic brands, Clinique has faced its share of controversies, including debates over the efficacy of some of its products and concerns over certain ingredients. However, the brand has generally maintained a strong reputation for quality and safety in its product lineup.<br />
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==Conclusion==<br />
Clinique remains a leading brand in the cosmetics and skincare industry, known for its commitment to allergy-tested, fragrance-free products that cater to a wide range of skin types and concerns. With a history of innovation and a focus on safety and effectiveness, Clinique continues to be a trusted name for consumers seeking quality skincare and makeup products.<br />
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[[Category:Cosmetics brands]]<br />
[[Category:American brands]]<br />
[[Category:Companies established in 1968]]<br />
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